Polyps appear to have 12 tentacles each. Only encrusting so far.
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Thanks. Yeah im pretty stoked.This thread didn't get enough love! I think it's awesome that what started as couple of polyps on a snail has turned into a coral. Cool! Good for you that you saved it!
Ah... i never even thought about that. Yep. Probably Caribbean at that.Considering it came from atlantic waters and montipora doesn't exist in the Atlantic, Porites would be my guess, very cool!
I'm curious, what makes you say it's from Atlantic waters?Considering it came from atlantic waters and montipora doesn't exist in the Atlantic, Porites would be my guess, very cool!
Its from an astera snail, which is a big family, but literally 99% of CUC in the US hobby market is from the Caribbean/ Atlantic.I'm curious, what makes you say it's from Atlantic waters?
Makes sense!Its from an astera snail, which is a big family, but literally 99% of CUC in the US hobby market is from the Caribbean/ Atlantic.
Makes sense!
OP, can you take a white light pic, or use a filter?
Yes, i got them from a florida vendorIts from an astera snail, which is a big family, but literally 99% of CUC in the US hobby market is from the Caribbean/ Atlantic.
Makes sense!
OP, can you take a white light pic, or use a filter?
Certainly could be, but I was thinking it might be porites furcata or porites divaricata.Porites astreoides. One of the few Caribbean corals not in decline.
Definitely agree thereI think all three species are options but will require growth to definitely determine which of the three it is.